ines 3,000 Army Reservists Already Registered im Washington, Feb. 13.
Military circles here yesterday closely.studied the announcement from. Manila that Philippines reserve troops had been summoned for more fhilitary training.
circles have Almost com ly. abandoned, the attitude they held that-the Philippines. were lo. Some.army circles even ged (hat some.thought be to, making the. Pbilippines in-of Singapore the main Far stern- Fleet. base in the general design for a hypothetical For Eastern conflict.—United Press.
Tevenled that 3000 Philippines Army United States Army officials today Manila, Feb. 13.
reservists already have registered in the first four days of the U.S. Army's rive to obtain 5,500 volunteer reser-visit to serve one year in the Philippines Scouts. The Scouts is a native Branch of the regular U.S, Army—United Press, tration Hearings ered for Labourite New, Additional Evidence Found Against Mr. Bridges Washington, Feb. 13, Mr. Robert Jackson, Attorney-'General, yesterday ordered that ion hearings should begin ^for Mr, Harry Bridges, west coast labour leader, at San Francisco March, 31, under the immigration nat tion service, Mr. Jackson said a Federal "Bureau of Investigation inquiry had produced "new and additional" evidence, which would be introduced "at the hearing. Mr. Bridges came to e United States from Australia Japanese Again Bomb Burma Road Bridge Tokyo, Feb, 13.
Japanese naval aerial units yesterday bombed the previously damaged and unrepaired Kungkuo Bridge spanning the Mekong River on the Burma Road, that virtually cutting off the supply route to Chungking, the "Asahi Shimbun" reported today. The "Asahi" despatch was from an "undisclosed base in French Indo-China."
Godowns west of Kunming were also heavily bombed, the despatch added.—United Press.
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